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Pro-Gaddafi attack on Ras Lanouf. A warning of tribal warfare

More people died in yesterday's attack on the Ras Lanouf oil refinery, than did in the last week on the front line in Bani Walid and Sirte. The incident could spell the beginning of a move away from civil war to insurgency and tribal warfare.

In the Media by Stephen Morgan - 1 comment

Peru decides to protect isolated tribes near Brazil border

Authorities in Peru are going through with a plan that will protect isolated tribes in the Amazon rainforest against the threat of illegal logging, after repeated warnings about their plight.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

Brazil sees traces of more isolated Amazon tribes

Far more Indian groups than previously thought are surviving in Brazil's Amazon rain forest isolated from the outside world but they risk extermination at the hands of encroaching loggers and miners, experts said on Wednesday.

In the Media by Ziad Chatila - 2 comments

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Saving the mysterious Amazon tribes untouched by modern world

In Pictures: 'World's most endangered tribe'

A glimpse into the 'world's most endangered tribe'

The US tribe taking on big beer

How an alcohol-ravaged Native American tribe is fighting back

Isolated Peruvian tribe pictured

A Spanish archaeologist has snapped the most-detailed pictures ever seen of an "uncontacted" tribe in the Amazon.

Peru's uncontacted tribes revealed in new photos

A conservation group has released photos of tribal people in Peru that they say are "the most detailed sightings of uncontacted Indians ever recorded on camera."